System Administration
Azure Administrator
The Azure Administrator course is designed to provide practical, hands-on knowledge for managing and administering infrastructure in the Microsoft Azure cloud platform. This course focuses on implementing, managing, and monitoring Azure resources in real-world enterprise environments. Participants will learn how to create and manage virtual machines, configure networking and storage services, implement identity and access management, and ensure security and compliance within Azure. The course is strongly practice-oriented and aligned with real operational scenarios
О курсе
The Azure Administrator course is designed to provide practical, hands-on knowledge for managing and administering infrastructure in the Microsoft Azure cloud platform. This course focuses on implementing, managing, and monitoring Azure resources in real-world enterprise environments. Participants will learn how to create and manage virtual machines, configure networking and storage services, implement identity and access management, and ensure security and compliance within Azure. The course is strongly practice-oriented and aligned with real operational scenarios
Программа обучения
- 1 Cloud computing overview and benefits
- 2 IaaS, PaaS, SaaS differences with examples
- 3 Azure Tenant, Subscription, Management Group
- 4 Resource Group concept
- 5 Naming conventions and tagging strategy
- 6 Azure Portal navigation
- 1 Azure Regions and Availability Zones
- 2 Paired regions and redundancy concepts
- 3 Resiliency and high availability principles
- 1 Overview of Azure billing and subscriptions
- 2 Cost analysis and dashboards
- 3 Budgets and alerts
- 4 Tags for cost tracking
- 5 Cost optimization strategies (resize, deallocate, auto-shutdown)
- 1 Azure AD Tenant and Directory
- 2 Users and Groups
- 3 Azure AD Connect overview
- 4 Password Hash Sync, Pass-through Authentication
- 5 Installing and configuring Azure AD Connect
- 1 IP planning and VNet Architecture
- 2 Address spaces and Subnets
- 3 Service endpoints
- 4 VNET Peering
- 5 Public IP addresses
- 6 NAT Gateways
- 1 NSG rules and priorities
- 2 Application Security Groups (ASG)
- 3 Route tables
- 4 Route servers
- 1 Stateful firewall for VNet
- 2 Network rules (IP/port filtering)
- 3 Application rules (FQDN filtering)
- 4 Threat intelligence and logging
- 5 Deployment: AzureFirewallSubnet, DNAT & SNAT
- 6 High availability and automatic scaling
- 1 ExpressRoute circuit overview
- 2 Peering types: Private, Microsoft, Public
- 3 VPN Gateway types
- 4 IPSec and IKE protocols
- 5 Configure Point-to-Site VPN
- 1 VM types and sizes
- 2 Disk types: Standard vs Premium
- 3 Creating a Windows Server and Linux VM
- 4 Azure Bastion
- 5 Azure Arc
- 1 Resizing VMs and attaching disks
- 2 Snapshots and VM images
- 3 Availability Sets and Scale Sets
- 4 Boot diagnostics
- 5 Resource deletion and moving resources
- 1 Types of storage accounts
- 2 Blob storage, File Shares, Access Tiers
- 3 Storage security and firewall
- 1 Recovery Services Vault overview
- 2 Backup policies
- 3 VM backup and restore
- 4 Soft delete and retention
- 1 Differences between Azure DNS public and private zones.
- 2 Create and configure a DNS zone for your domain
- 1 Frontend and backend pool
- 2 Health probes
- 3 Public vs Internal LB
- 1 Layer 7 load balancing
- 2 SSL Offload
- 3 Web Application Firewall (WAF)
- 1 Metrics vs Logs
- 2 Diagnostic settings
- 3 Alert rules and action groups
- 1 Log Analytics workspace
- 2 Microsoft Sentinel
- 3 Kusto Query Language basics
- 4 Performance and security log monitoring
- 1 Scope (Subscription, Resource Group, Resource)
- 2 Built-in roles
- 3 Custom role creation and assignment
- 1 Difference between Policy and RBAC
- 2 Built-in policy definitions
- 3 Compliance reporting and remediation
- 1 Managing Azure resources via CLI
- 2 PowerShell modules for Azure
- 3 Introduction to Infrastructure as Code (IaC) concepts
- 4 ARM templates & Bicep basics
